and provides ongoing technical support to help members continuously raise their game
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and maintaining coffee trees
The family now has three additional farms: Bela Vista
To prevent steam pressure buildup
Brazil Cerrado Mineiro Grind Type:Coarse Grind (Chemex, French Press) and provides ongoing technical supportThe story of the Naimeg family farms goes back to August 17, 1938, when Gerson Naimeg was born in Conselheiro Pena, Minas Gerais to a father recently immigrated from Germany and a Brazilian mother. As a young man, he moved his family to the northern state of Paran in 1957, where he married Herclia Mafra from Botelhos in Southern Minas Gerais. Together they had six children: Joseph Ali, Carlos, Nilza, Gerson, Mauro, and Jorge Fernando. In 1962, after